United Nation documentary explores the history of Drum & Bass

United Nation documentary explores the history of Drum & Bass

United Nation documentary hits UK cinemas 21 Feb and out on DVD and digital download from 6 April.

United Nation: Three Decades of Drum & Bass is a documentary that explores the history of one of dance music’s biggest genres, from its underground (and illegal) beginnings to its world takeover.

The documentary delves into how Drum & Bass became a music revolution, forever changing the history of music culture. With exclusive captured video content, United Nation showcases the scandalous scenes of how raving took over the UK.

United Nation tells the behind-the-scenes story of what was truly going on: the guns, the drugs, the sex, the knives, the gangs and, of course, the artists and performers who, despite all this, advanced the music culture of our society. This musical movement still heavily influences the clubs and the music of today.

One Nation

The documentary was directed and produced by Terry “Turbo” Stone and Richard Turner and features tell-it-all interviews from world-renowned DJs and MCs including legendary promoter Terry “Turbo” Stone, DJ Fresh, Andy C, Sigma, Hype, Ragga Twins, Adam F, Sasasas, DJ Rap, Grooverider, Fabio, Jumping Jack Frost, Nicky Blackmarket, Ray Keith, DJ Brockie, Rat Pack and many more.

A VIP World Premiere of the film be screened at the Troxy in London on Saturday, February 15^th, followed by an old skool drum & bass and jungle night.

Award-winning promoter and founder of “One Nation”, a massive club movement, Terry Stone said: ‘It’s great to go back in time and do a film/documentary of this music revolution, this has never seen before content will have your eyes-peeled and jaw-dropped. It’s amazing to be part of such a huge music revolution.”

Watch the trailer for the United Nation documentary below.

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